| Show THS 'SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Kansan Buys Hat and Meets Old Neighbors Mediates on Chances for Presidency 14 7 A 1936 Landon Wires : Idahoans Laud Lady Lobbyists Open Drive Thomas’ Work For Democratic Convention ‘Fight Is OnV In GOP Meet Women Feel Triumphant About Success in Gain To Supporters : Delegates Give Former Senator High Praises for Platform Victory Party Parley on Notification JUNE v GOP Standard Bearer Awaits SUNDAY MORNING Plan ing Plank at Republican Meet V' GOP Nominee Avers CLEVELAND June 13 CD —Ladytit is aimed straight at sectlop 213 lobbyists pretty triumphant about or “married persons clause” of the what they got from the Republicans economy act under which far more here turned their amazing energies women than men have been dropped Saturday toward Philadelphia and from federal payrolls due to having Great Struggle Ahead to ‘Save Government’ a marital partner thereon the Democrats Their drive was made through the PITTSBURG Kan June 13 UP)— For the first time the business woman as such had stuck her fin- National Federation of Business Governor Alf M Landon Republl-nomlngers in the political pie and pulled and Professional Women’s Leagues for president stated The business women missed no Saturday night “the out a plum fight Is on’"" behalf of their seemingly in “the It was the single sentence plat- beta In for re-greatest struggle Mrs form plank saying: “We are op- hopeless plank Eugene taining a 'constitutional govern- posed to legislation which discrimi- Meyer wife of the Washington pub- ment since the birth of the Repub- nated against women in federal and lisher got Governor Landon on the llcan party" state employment” phone in Topeka and the tide The governor dispatched a inee- - ? For the fifth national campaign changed overnight sage to a celebration here in honor year the League of Women Voters The League of Women Voters of his nomination and It was read on that Others had Were distinctly disappointed when by his former had drummed secretary Will G form done so as far back as 1868 the Republican civil service plank West crowded town governor’s home ‘Proud of Part some didn’t specifically say something The mesage: about him in his executive office They got J F McCarthy of Wallace said this year from the about postmasters Their views were “It is with profound appreciashook his hand and patted his back Idaho should be proud of the part platform itself more from the can- brought to the attention of Gover- tion that T send greetings to my ’ Want Ceremony Thomas played In the convention” didate Governor Landon of Kan- nor Landon In his electrifying teleloyal friends of Crawford county The scores of Independence visiHis influence he said "brought ap- sas gram he said something specifical- The nomination of the Republican “ tors chatted of many things— fbut those of proval planks in the platThough the single sentence didn’t ly about postmasters He said the party for president of the United said nothing of the notification cereform so vital to Idaho in protect- say so the business women know “merit system” should apply to States carries with it a great honheld will be which hope mony they ing her products He also led the and know that the candidate knows them all or and &tthe same time a tremenat the governor’s home town of drive which brought approval of the dous responsibility 13000 population plans recommended by Senator “If I have had any measure of law was passed to assure for school elections soon after ad' Another delegation from LawBorah and which were later accept- Inspection correct weighing and grading a mission to statehood and fifty years success as chief executive of this rence Kan invited the governor to ed by the convention” owe It to the loyal hold the notification ceremonies in On the advice of Senator Borah principle which has since become ago extended it to Include the vote great state I In city elections General suffrage support that I have received from the great Kansas university staThomas spurned the offer of the part of the federal law Kansas of utili- was gained by women in Kansas Its citizens If I am to achieve sucdium seating more than 60000 perchairmanship of the powerful reso' legalized public ownership a debate In 1911 nine years ahead ofYhs na- cess as the nominee for the party sons lutions committee preferring to be ties long before it became as chief executive of the United Governor Landon told them the free to serve the Idaho senator’! subject for high school youths tional amendment Kansas was one of the first states States I shall need the loyal sup- matter was one to be decided by cause as the state’s member of the throughout the land to experiment with prohibition and port of the citizens of every state Blue Sky Law the national committee platform-writin- g group “The position of nominee of the Governor Landon said he expectg calm in the of and ident has obtained a shown ffj'ht-inKansas became the pioneer state one state where it worked fairly peaceful reputation Although Given Credit Under well Governor Landon who party carries the reRepublican his campaign attitude in the above photography Governor ed John Hamilton for and getting what he wants in the credited him with lead- with a blue sky law to bar bogus believes it is a problem for each sponsibility 'of rallying the people n Delegates nationaKchair-manew and manager securities a law that was to work state to decide the recently matter of legislation which he believes beneing a successful fight for the westthe people were on the battleground of the greatto arrive here Monday for a Alf M Landon of Kansas indifferently well for a quarter of given their first ern states eastern an proof to state against ficial his for the residents candidate nominated opportunity to vote est struggle for retaining a consticonference preliminary to that with efpres Republican to was be made a and' century on the question in fifty years They tutional government since the birth posal to declare for the withdrawal the national subcommittee and Coloof public domain from private use fective in the Landon administra voted dry with a tacit understandof the Republican party To the acnel Frank Knox his running mate The state with tion experimented Thomas shunned the spotlight In left beer in the state that on Tuesday complishment of this end I pledge ing it bank deposits gave He guaranteeing public he had little to say few are The cited my utmost efforts examples simply abandoned trial and Withholds Plans room in twenty years’ worked from his back-ha- ll in to “I ask frun the people of Crawthe show the of temper people a downtown hotel A steady stream it long before it was generally con' the state where Alf Landon first ford county their help and moral Many Invitations from the east have been received urging him to of visitors knocked on his door Oc- sidered as a national venture Kan ran for office in 1932 He entered support and their prayers To me Many Political Factions casionally he would be seen walk- sas became a pioneer state In au-of it with bring his campaign to various cities Kansas Tried Number rule of reason a instead of a the fight is on I am firmly conthorizing the city manager form While indicating he “would like hall sanctudown the into the Kaning He firebrand that discovered vinced that only through RepubliWelded to Fight on ary of Senator Borah His work government And under an ag- sas had broken to go’’ the governor made it plain Legal Innovations qf bo many traditions can victory this fall may fair prices of health director started it gressive no commitments that he has made was behind the scenes to agriculture fair Common Front Now U S Laws a movement against careless it was ready to break still another be restored and no definite plans to labor a sufficient market wages re which To Henry P Fletcher retiring nalist administration the statehouse weights by pharmacists Copyright 1936 Richard B Fowler well to Industry with prosperity and setional chairman Governor Landon those of another— very much the was under siege with an armed Re- suited In a congressional appropriafor all" known newspaper and magacurity By RICHARD B FOWLER the of for better enforcement American story intensified messaged: publican legislature inBide and Gov- tion zine writer staff member of American North Newspaper Last of “I am sure that I speak for all Repatriated In the 1890’s when the Farmers’ ernor Lewelllng with his Populist national law The health director Alliance Inc the Kansas City Star has Alliance and the People’s Party legislature and the militia on the of Kansas was the first In the coun Republicans in expressing our apfrom Landon watched Return to Paraguay DODGE’SFIFTY FLAN1 grow men and movement wide over the outside It waq a stage setting— a try to bar the common drinking preciation of your services to the To the older newspaper spread an He’ll to little you give big FIFTY experiments with pre party and the country during your politicians around the Topeka state country it reached its peak in Kan- cannon pointed at the statehouse cup and his intimate’s view of one of the ASUNCION Paraguay June 13 Factory to Coetomey servatlves In meat led to a Kansas term as chairman of the Republican house probably the most important of sas on nickname the under militiamen There and the lawn drilling Flaa of modern Chain strangest dramas food law well ahead of the na- Cfl)— The last contingent of Para- EASY TO Selling national committee Will be glad thing about Alf Landon is not that ONE EARN Populists they elected two gover- The sheriff at Topeka a Republican pure political history— the rise of of Chaco war the mat law tional 80 per to see you here Tuesday and to have he accomplished what he did but prisoners guayan FREE Fay nors swept the powerful John J stood a block away with a small er inarticulate modest a Waeher — Electric aa down 651 men— shy arrived from re American cities Several the benefit of your counsel and ex that it was accomplished so peaceSaturday large of on own States out the United of his trained at balance Ingalls guns army Vacuum Cleaner man who has been a winning Bolivia aboard the gunboat small established have wild-eye- d ae atree cently set noc life With perience" out of week senate the It and kind a militia a pay ably in Kansas The oldest of them political Herelife all his cent at underdog Misan enlightened we cancel 0 per a reporter for a Kansas City up books full of new legislation and of seriousness men talked of revo- debtors courts as with Is the second article in an- balance due If you maU 50 The staff the measure modern for Paraguayan general permitting after It watching as souri described lution Difference tellthe newspaper Republicans dr folder to trieade Split his intimate series on the move Yes people took their politics poor man to get his dues without nounced the total number repatri- ing of tide plan you get Landon legislation “raised hell generally” TULSA Okla June 13 (A?)— “Come the standard bearer 63 officers and 1886 men was ated A law court Republican costs of ouch 60c paym’t made sessions ol permitting three large The issues were clear the “peo- seriously In Kansas forty years ago back in 20 minutes and give this smoothly through you tell tU5Q allowed held by by thorn and and nonproperty and they still take it seriously From cities and counties to set up such Repatriations of prisoners eaeuum SZB for old wacbcru towarS old ple” farmers man 20 years” demanded Assistant the legislature lighted a cigar Bolivia both and has been statute on Writ Dodge Bres the been Paraguay has courts our beet uew modeli down to think state politics but never another owners rose against the “big Inter- the confusion emerged good laws County Attorney M L Simms in satWhen under way for the last three moqths 243 State Salt Labe City books of Kansas about twenty-thre- e his friends gathered around time when the lion and the lamb ests” In their extremes Issues as and bad car theft case The jury returned he in 10 minutes with a ver him also in- thinking poses like lay down together Kansas has al- old as civilization and as near at In 1897 for Instance Kansas be' years Grants Suffrage himself something unloaded diet ways lived on fights— fights over hand as the latest panacea met in came a pioneer in state control of Kansas voted on women’s suffrage this: ‘‘Did you fellows think you anything— or nothing And now we battle — in Kansas rates And the same year It freight Don’t wait for a chance to come would ever live to see anything like don’t even have a fight over a law For several days during a Popu took up the antitrust fight A grain nearly seventy years ago granted it this in Kansas? your way— use The Tribune-Tel- e that puts 33000 politicians on a “I can remember forty years of gram Wants basis What the hell has happened anyway?” Democratic Year Somebody else remarked that not since the Bull Moose split of 1912 E W Says — LEONARD! had the factional hatreds in the ReTHINK that every one of us owes the Salt Lake Telegram publican party been as bitter and apparently as hopeless as they were a vote of gratitude for its startling and iftformative artiin 1932 the year Alf Landon went of state our condition prison cles concerning the deplorable to work to win his first campaign for governor It was a Democratic It has very aptly named it a “firetrap of a crime school year Landon was elected the legisidleness” rot in men where lature was evenly divided between Republicans (who were themselves and a doubt that is without collectively It individually divided by the old factional lines) to almost is done better these we must see that something and Democrats And progressive K incredible facts about our penal institution The issue is here legislation went on greased wheels — which through to out us to this smudge and we must face it It is up wipe suggests that the Kansas background is peculiarly important in of shame that stains the name of our fair state iiT-the story of Alf Landon There is of course nothing unUtah is far up in the front ranks in almost every respect usual about the people of Kansas it unanmiv otherwise I feel confident that her citizenry will not counis the central state in the United tenance a continuance of the use of our prison in its present States and has drawn its population from everywhere They are a pretty woeful condition n of American peo' fair pie classified roughly as rural I believe that a prison to adequately serve its purpose During the next week you will receive your half the population living on (about to society should help rehabilitate as well as punish men well in and villages) yfarms and reward for the" long-deservbonus above the average of the country There is an old saying that ‘‘No man is so bad but he can In education become worse” likewise “No man is so good but he can beRural but hardly In the sense service to your country come better” meant by Thomas Jefferson when he put his political trust In farmers In fact It means little except that Every argument is in favor of the removal of our state fewer than 2000000 persons are prison to a site in keeping with the needs of state and in line spread out over Hie ninth largest with the advanced ideas of the times looking not only to state in the country the moral and reformatory influence of the institution but There will be many schemes and attractive h e Diverse Population the economic and industrial welfare of the state I hope to Within that area Kansas has a see every inmate of the institution engaged while incarceroffers to encourage the hurried spending of popular size population as diverse as the popw ated in some useful occupation profitable to the state and Of with a America lation spiritual helpful to those dependents who suffer most keenly as the influence from piecivil war Massa' result of the crime your newly acquired funds but we know chusetts A Kansan may be a Bo hemlan coal miner or an Italian or Fellow citizens it is up to us to see that this wrong be that you will spend them wisely and well Greek lead and zinc miner from For of life of all the fine principles righted Utah stands for Kansas He may be a southeastern one I am certainly ashamed for the laxity or oversight that Swedish salt miner or a Swedish has allowed the present outrageous condition of our state farmed (there are several counties MODEL L-- 5 of them) A Kansan may be a well prison to continue thus far driller from the oil fields or a ReIt’s never too late to change — let’s go after it Z C M I builded on the worthy confidence publican farmer from Emporia a 5 CU FT BOX millionaire or a relief client He g hand ranch a be may of the people of Utah maintains a standard from western Kansas or a minister from Winfield which boasts of being the safest town in the state In of merchandise that is stamped with the which to rear children See our complete line of America $ Farming as a dominant industry same high approval that has carried our Is a background that makes for an Foremost REFRIGERATORS orthodox attitude toward churchlife But It Mullett-Kelldoesn't y Co going and family President and we offer this store through the years mean orthodox politics constant Kansas is a story of ELECTRIC with our name as your merchandise movement of people who couldn’t stand still on anything Out of con flict over many years have come FAIRBANKS-MORS- E guarantee of value and quality some remarkable good results but 25 feet of Wilt bay a mm not until the Landon administraV Jj reinforced dependable tions have Kansans of opposite beRubber Garden liefs been able to sit down around HOSE Lawn Mower the same council table to work out In progressive but moderate legislaTrained and experienced ealermen to help Slid yog H GREEN STAMPS— WE GIVE AND REDEEM S tion YOUR BOOK IS WORTH 1250 Pioneer State your decisiono 1890’s and before Since the long Nowl Kansas has been a pioneer state in Buy Your Refrigerator social and progressive legislation some of It that turned out to be bad and so was abandoned A great deal $10 DOWN- -2 Yrs more has since become part of the accepted national as well as Kan ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES sas law The whole political story of Kan—DOWNSTAIRS AND sas is the story of human rights FLOOR DISPLAY MAIN and the versus property rights property rights of one group against By JOHN L WHEELER CLEVELAND Tune 13 CD— Idaho delegates spoke Saturday of the “Important role” played by former Senator John Thomas in the affairs of the Republican convention Members of the homeward-boun- d delegation lauded the retiring Good' Ing banker for the backstage work they said gave Senator William E Borah his victory on the party plat- TOPEKA Kan June 13 OP) — Governor Alf M Landon spent Saturday getting his father’s story of the Cleveland nomination the greetings of his old neighbors at Inds' pertdence Kan — and a new hat Drafting of the campaign strategy of the Republican presidential nominee was put off until next week While nearly 200 residents from the ee : ' The LifeStory of Alf M Landon Strange Tale Of Underdog EaS-Ic- h Hu-mal- ta fes” - ar never before has there been to compare with this new mueteran 133 cross-sectio- ed t most LEONARD '' $17050 loud-talkin- toyou $R95 14-in- GENERAL 1 to Pay I ZCMIJZCM |
